TIGER ODDS: Tiger Woods has not played since winning the U.S. Open on June 16, and even he doesn’t know when he will return. But British-based William Hill already has installed him as the 9-to-4 favorite to win the Masters.
The bookmaker lists Phil Mickelson at 10-to-1 winning the Masters, followed by Sergio Garcia at 12-to-1 and Padraig Harrington, going for his third straight majors, at 14-to-1.
One other betting option on Woods is how many majors he will win in 2009. William Hill offers 2-to-1 odds that Woods will win at least one major, 11-to-4 that he will win two majors, 14-to-1 that he will win three and 33-to-1 odds that he will win them all. In other words, the odds of Woods winning the Grand Slam are equivalent to Adam Scott winning the Masters.
William Hill also has 11-to-10 odds that Woods will not win any major this year. All of this is predicated on him playing the Masters.


